Equilibrium vs. Steady State 

When my professor come in the class he pick a pen and write on the board (gz1+h1+(v1^2)/2)+q0=(gz2+h2+(v2^2)​/2)​+w0 this is steady state energy flow equation lecture on your book me: WTF i dont know anything except formula. Jesus

You can discuss as much as you want with me if you buy me dinner first

That is why einstein said "imagination is more important than knowledge"

i can do it for a breakfast

😂.

No,the heat addition and rejection has to be same to consider it as a steady state

I would say it's an example of STEADY STATE, because new ants are constantly being born and others are dying - constant number. If it was EQUILIBRIUM, then no ants are born and no ants die - constant number.

It's in equilibrium....since no. Of ants dying and no. Of ants giving birth are equal....... according to me you can't describe a steady state using just the anthill...you would need a surrounding for it....as said in the video the anthill is isolated and therefore there is no possibility of steady state

@@musicgeek6687 I don't think East Heart said that the anthill is isolated. Also, for us to describe a STEADY STATE or EQUILIBRIUM we must be analyzing the interaction between two things. What two things are being compared by East Heart? Considering that it is the colony number at different time stamps that is being compared then I would say equilibrium if we didn't take into account the transfer of ants between the objects being compared and the constant adding of ants into the previous system.

@@musicgeek6687 equilibrium happens only when 'the numbers of ants in anthill and the other become same' and 'there is no movement of ant from one place to another'. There fore it's simply a steady state😃

why would you do that

Well certainly in pharmacokinetics you can